In the heart of Nablus, Palestine, Ahmed Darwish el Fakhouri continues a time-honored tradition passed down through three generations in his family. At his soap-making factory, he spends his days surrounded by stacks of olive oil soap, waiting for the drying-out period to conclude—a process that takes two to three months. This artisanal craft follows a simple recipe with only three ingredients: olive oil, baking soda, and water. The production process starts with mixing these essential components, forming a smooth concoction. Olive oil, sourced from local groves, infuses the soap with moisturizing properties and a natural fragrance. Baking soda acts as a gentle exfoliant, ensuring a soft feel to the skin. Water is carefully added to create the perfect texture
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